Hartalika Teej: Rare Mahajayanti Yoga after 70 years, worship to be held on September 14

The grand festival of Hartalika Teej, which is of great importance to married women, will be celebrated with great enthusiasm on September 14 this year. This year's festival is particularly notable because, after a long gap of about 70 years, a rare Mahajayanti Yoga is forming on this day.

According to religious beliefs, married women observe the Hartalika Teej fast for the long life and good health of their husbands. On this day, women observe a waterless fast and worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati with full rituals.

Astrological experts believe that the formation of Mahajayanti Yoga further enhances the benefits of this fast. This rare alignment is considered extremely auspicious for worship and devotion. Women pray for the fulfillment of their wishes by performing rituals during the special auspicious time on this day.

The Hartalika Teej fast is considered rigorous as it requires abstaining from food and water for the entire day. Women wear new clothes on this day and offer sixteen types of adornments to Goddess Parvati.

The significance of this festival is not only religious but also a symbol of increasing harmony and love in married life. According to the Amar Ujala report, special preparations are being made in temples and homes due to this rare alignment.

Special attention is also being paid to the auspicious timing of the worship so that women can complete the rituals at the right time. The worship this time is said to have special significance due to the Mahajayanti Yoga.

This festival is a beautiful example of women's dedication and faith in Indian culture. On September 14, women across the country will observe this fast with full devotion and seek blessings for the happiness and prosperity of their families.